A Guide to Texas Divorce Laws
Looking for a low-cost, no-drama divorce option in Texas?
An uncontested divorce allows couples to end their marriage peacefully—with less stress, lower cost, and no courtroom battles.
At Ready Divorce Service, we specialize in helping Texans navigate this process with confidence, convenience, and clarity.
🔎 What Is an Uncontested Divorce?
An uncontested divorce means that both spouses agree on all terms of the divorce, including:
- Division of community property and debts
- Child custody and support (if applicable)
- Spousal maintenance or support
- Any other financial or legal matters
Because there’s no dispute, there’s no need for a trial—saving you time, money, and emotional strain.
👉 Related: Understanding the Process of Divorce in Texas
✅ Who Qualifies for an Uncontested Divorce in Texas?
To file for an uncontested divorce, these Texas requirements must be met:
🏠 Residency
One spouse must have lived:
- In Texas for at least 6 months, and
- In the county where you file for at least 90 days
✍️ Full Agreement
You and your spouse must agree on:
- How to split assets/debts
- Custody, support, and visitation
- Not contesting or delaying the divorce
🚫 No Pregnancy
If the wife is pregnant, Texas courts typically require the birth of the child before granting a divorce.
⚖️ No Active Family Violence
Uncontested divorce is not recommended where abuse or coercion is present. Safety and fairness are top priorities.
⚡ Why Choose an Uncontested Divorce?
Here’s why more Texas couples are choosing uncontested divorce:
| Benefit | Description |
|---|---|
| 💰 Affordable | Flat fees starting at just $1,450. No costly court battles. |
| 🕒 Faster | Divorce can be finalized in as little as 61 days. |
| 🧘 Less Stressful | Avoid court hearings and emotional turmoil. |
| 🤐 More Private | Minimal public records and no courtroom drama. |
| 🎯 In Your Control | You and your spouse decide the outcome—not a judge. |
🛠️ How Our Process Works at Ready Divorce Service
We make the uncontested divorce process simple and stress-free.
Step 1: Free Consultation
We evaluate your case for free and confirm that you qualify for uncontested divorce in Texas.
Step 2: Document Preparation
We prepare all court-required paperwork:
- Divorce Petition
- Waiver of Service
- Final Decree of Divorce
- Child support/custody documents (if needed)
Step 3: Filing with the Court
We file your documents with the appropriate Texas county court and manage timelines and court communications.
Step 4: Wait the 60-Day Period
Texas law requires a minimum 60-day waiting period. During this time, we keep your case on track.
Step 5: Finalization
Depending on your county, we help you finalize your divorce by affidavit, online hearing, or simple appearance.
💲 Cost of an Uncontested Divorce in Texas
We offer flat-rate pricing to keep your costs predictable and low.
🔹 Starting at $1,450
Includes:
- Review and discuss best strategies for the case (Limited Scope)
- All legal documents prepared
- Filing support for the case
- Ongoing case management and progress
👉 Related: The Most Common Reasons for Divorce in Texas
🔹 Court Filing Fees
The average court filing fees are between $350–$400, depending on the county.
We can help determine if you qualify for a filing fee waiver based on income.
👨👩👧 Divorce with Children: Is It Still Uncontested?
Yes—as long as both parents agree on:
‣ Custody (conservatorship)
‣ Visitation schedules
‣ Child support (according to Texas guidelines)
We prepare the correct documents and ensure your parenting plan meets Texas Family Code requirements.
❓ Do I Have to Go to Court?
Many uncontested divorces, you don’t need to appear in court at all. Some counties allow finalization:
‣ By affidavit (no court hearing)
‣ Online via Zoom
‣ With attorney representation (you don’t attend)
We’ll advise based on your specific county’s rules.
🤝 Why Choose Ready Divorce Service?
We’re Texas-based, client-focused, and committed to helping you start fresh—without the high price tag or drama.
✅ Flat-fee pricing – starting at just $1,450 – (court fees not included)
✅ No court appearance in most cases
✅ Remote or in-person service available
✅ Bilingual staff available
✅ Rated 5 stars by Texans across the state
📞 Get Started Today – Your Peaceful Divorce Is Just a Click Away
When you’re ready to move on, we’re ready to help.
📲 Call us now at (800) 432-0018
🖥️ Start your divorce online today
📍 Serving Denton County, Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, and all of Texas
Looking for more advice about divorce? Here are a few of our favorite resources:
- The 9 Basic Steps for a Divorce in Texas
- 20 Must-Know Texan Divorce and Family Law Terminologies
- General Warranty Deed vs Special Warranty Deed
- 10 Fascinating Facts about Divorce in Texas
